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Nuclear power plantSpent nuclear fuel High level radioactive waste PlutoniumFast breeder reactor plutonium Reprocessing Uranium

Nuclear power plantSpent nuclear fuel High level radioactive waste PlutoniumFast breeder reactor plutonium ? ４５ tonnes Final Disposal X Uranium Rokkasho Reprocessing Plant ８ tonnes/year Reprocessing

Nuclear power plantSpent nuclear fuel High level radioactive waste PlutoniumFast breeder reactor plutonium ? ４５ tonnes ９ １ Mix Oxide fuel (MOX) Final Disposal X Reprocessing Uranium Plutonium is recovered through spent fuel reprocessing and mixed with uranium for use in a thermal reactor. Rokkasho Reprocessing Plant ８ tonnes/year

Uranium Nuclear power plantSpent nuclear fuel High level radioactive waste PlutoniumFast breeder reactor plutonium ? Final Disposal X Reprocessing

Regional Monopoly Power generation and Power grid Pricing TEPCO DPJLDP Media Scholars METI* * Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Union Vote$ Graduate Employment $ Advertising and Sponsorship Amakudari ‘Descent from heaven’ – civil servants entering the private sector following retirement

Regional Monopoly Grid Gas SolarWind Nuclear Grid Power Generation The Structure of Power Companies

Pricing Profit (3%) Cost Overhead Maintenance Construction Wages Market Pricing

Feed in Tariff Independent Grid Market Mechanism Local Government Initiative Natural Energy Foundation (Mega Solar) Issues for the Future

Akita Prefecture $1b/year Electricity (nuclear) Akita Prefecture Local bank Wind and Solar power Renewable (Local) Consumer “Akita komachi” rice $800m/year “Akita komachi” rice $800m/year Outside Akita Prefecture

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